Lisa Feinstein's Validation with her daughter Kate through Connie Fusella

Thank you for an amazing reading with Connie Fusella on November 18. So many very specific evidentiary validations.

My daughter Kate F19 came through.  At first I didn't recognize it because Connie said a young lady or girl under 20 that had illness for a long time. Kate was diagnosed with an aggressive ovarian cancer called mucinous adenocarcinoma at 18 years old. She had been so healthy, athletic and strong but within 8 months after diagnosis and staging,  she needed a wheelchair and was mostly bed bound. She had her first cystectomy on her ovary when she turned 17 which was benign but I am learning more that most likely that was borderline and most likely her cancer was bound to come back at her second cystectomy regardless of whether the gynecologist removed her entire ovary. So I understand Connie's reference to underlying illness before it was diagnosed. 

Connie also mentioned cats which Kate loved, and Murray,  Leo and Sweetie Pie are cats Kate grew up and are with her in spirit.  Connie also mentioned April and April 1 was when Kate came home for hospice after we accepted that there were no more treatments for her cancer. Connie also mentioned glasses. Kate wore sunglasses or computer screen glasses but I was also thinking about whether I should leave my reading glasses on during the gallery reading. Then Connie mentioned a D name and I completely forgot my Mom's name Daria who is in spirit and had a special bond with Kate. Then Connie mentioned R name and I mentioned my sister Rachel who helped a lot with Kate and my Dad Richard in spirit, but I forgot my husband/Kate's Dad name Russell. He's been having some asthma issues, maybe that's the reference Connie meant about chest. And Connie mentioned broken arm and Kate broke her arm a few days before her first ovarian cystectomy at 17 years old. Connie also mentioned sunflowers which signifies August which is the month Kate was born.

Then Connie mentioned a few things that happened a few hours before the gallery reading. She mentioned rabbits and I had spoken to an owner three hours earlier at my clinic who called me for advice on traveling with her rabbit (I am a veterinarian). And she mentioned the name Alex and weirdly enough I had spoken to my younger daughter Carley about a boy named Alex on her swim team right before the gallery reading tonight. And Connie mentioned a glass jar of marbles or candies, and we had just come back from the swim team party where there was a glass jar of little blue and white candies.

Thank you for an amazing reading,.

Love

Lisa, Kate F19